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Open Dialogue Foundation says more than 300 people are detained after deadly unrest gripped Karakalpakstan this month.

Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, arguably the vaccine's biggest backer, will no longer financially support the shot.

The congressional hearings on the riots of January 2021 paint Trump as a leader who was out to seize power at all costs.

The UK has failed to adequately respond to a surge in arrivals via the English Channel, independent inspection finds.

Concerns over runaway inflation have mounted amid economic uncertainty in wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Unemployment claims are rising as more companies announce job cuts amid increasing fears of a recession.

Emergency services continue to battle wildfires across swathes of Europe.

The activists are demonstrating against what they call selective justice by the country’s judiciary in recent months.

The court will decide whether Scotland can hold a second referendum next year without Westminster's approval.

Bloc says rationing is necessary amid Russian 'blackmail' but some member states have rejected the proposal.

As speculation rises, Russia says 69-year-old is in good health as CIA chief sees no evidence to back up rumours.

The hyper-strategic alliances that defined the region during the Cold War now appear to be turning hybrid and fluid.

Sherpa becomes the first person to climb the world's 14 tallest peaks twice after reaching top of Gasherbrum II.

Despite growing opposition, President Saied has retained supporters who will back him in Monday's constitutional vote.

Two men and a French tourist die after being struck by bulls during bull-running festival in Valencia, eastern Spain.

FM Cavusoglu says reports blaming Turkey for the attack were attempts by the PKK to hinder counterterrorism operations.

Thousands of Israeli settlers camped overnight across the occupied West Bank, as part of a plan to set up new outposts.

The collapse of Draghi's government opens the way for early elections in autumn.

The California beach was seized from its Black owners by city officials in the 1920s, in a move deemed racist.

US-led peacekeepers will be replaced by cameras to ensure free shipping access for Israel to the Gulf of Aqaba.

What is exceptional about this race are not the contenders, but the responsibilities that await the winner.

Judges who face disciplinary proceedings in Poland risk their freedom to defend the rule of law.

Dozens of female street cleaners have been killed in the Somali capital by Improvised Explosive Devices since 2008.

Draghi's resignation after months of political turmoil opens the way for early elections in autumn.

The Nord Stream 1 pipeline under the Baltic Sea had been shut since July 11 to undergo annual maintenance.

The veteran politician has been elected president by the members of Sri Lanka's parliament.

Deadly violence between tribal groups in Blue Nile state raises fears of large-scale internal conflict.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 148th day, we take a look at the main developments.

As fuel prices rise and pay rates stay the same, a driver and labour rights leader is fighting increasing precarity.

Cyberspace Administration of China says Beijing-based startup illegally collected user data since 2015.

Authorities carry out searches after investors accuse co-founders of blockchain platform Terraform Labs of fraud.

It also converted about 75 percent of its Bitcoin purchases into fiat currency to increase liquidity.

Six-time prime minister and veteran politician an unpopular choice among protesters who forced his predecessor out.

Overseas investors shed a record $150bn in yuan-denominated assets in the first quarter of this year.

The giant panda was a gift from the Chinese government to Hong Kong in 1999, and was kept at a theme park.

Bill Burns says Beijing likely to reconsider timing of any invasion amid Russia's 'unsettling' war on Ukraine.

Experts say city's expansion has put more people at risk because homes are being built on flood-prone land.

Asian Development Bank forecasts region's developing economies to grow 4.6 percent in 2022 amid worsening conditions.

Olena Zelenska appeals to US Congress for air defence systems as Ukraine faces onslaught of Russian strikes.

Democrats hope nomination of Dan Cox, whom they describe as 'too extreme', will help them in Democratic-leaning state.

Legislation would address threats to the electoral process but does not have enough votes to overcome the filibuster.

The rapid unravelling of Draghi's 17-month-old coalition could prompt President Mattarella to dissolve parliament.

Protesters hit the streets as parliament elects Ranil Wickremesinghe as the crisis-hit country's new president.

Mexico's policies have largely cut off US investment in the country's clean energy infrastructure, a US official said.

EU set to impose a seventh round of sanctions on Russia over its invasion of Ukraine, including on its biggest lender.

Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez cites figures released by the Carlos III Health Institute on the number of heat-related deaths.

The executive actions include new initiatives to bolster the offshore wind industry in the United States.

Saudi Arabia calls for greater capacity to refine crude.

Feature about the Bostwana lab that discovered Omicron wins Feature of the Year-General.